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Front wheel removal

Electric

1. Remove the electrical cable from the cable clips. Locate the motor electrical
connector on the bicycle forks. Hold each side of the connector and pull apart in a
straight line, ensure you do not twist or over-strain the connectors.

2. Loosen the two wheel nuts from both
sides of the fork, and drop the wheel
away from the frame.

Cable clip

Motor electrical
connector

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Summary of Contents for Abington

Page 1: ...U S E R G U I D E 1...

Page 2: ...www arccbikes com 01223 893 290 ARCC Innovations Ltd Pampisford Road Great Abington Cambridge CB21 6AH...

Page 3: ...val Single Speed 24 Rear wheel removal Rohloff 25 Rear wheel fitting Rohloff 26 Belt removal Gates Carbon Drive 27 Bottom bracket 28 Torque settings 29 Specification list 30 Options list 33 Using the...

Page 4: ...lligent Drive System and in a range of colours there s a configuration to suit all riders The ARCC e2 pod Intelligent Drive System has been designed by ARCC Innovations to provide unique intelligent b...

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Page 6: ...44 The bike is not intended for drops of more than 100mm stunts cross country riding or extreme sports Misuse may lead to failure of some components and void your ARCC warranty Specification This bike...

Page 7: ...e used for safety critical components See Specification list for details Please call us for expert advice if you are uncertain on any of the above Warning Note that in the UK the left hand brake lever...

Page 8: ...mm Rohloff flat mount disc brake 160mm Shimano single speed Shimano Alfine Hub 8 speed Shimano Alfine Hub 11 speed Rohloff Hub 14 speed Rear wheel Seat post Saddle clamp Seat post clamp Gates Carbon D...

Page 9: ...lectric bike only 250W Motor e bike only Handlebars Grips Fork Brake switches e bike only Spare battery holder e bike only Brake gear cables Flat mount disc brake 160mm Front wheel Brake levers Headse...

Page 10: ...from the L and R indicators found on the pedal stem The L refers to the left pedal and the R refers to the right pedal when viewed from the riding position 2 Place and rotate the stem of the pedal int...

Page 11: ...echnician to ensure that it is as safe to ride as possible Marathon Plus Minimum Tyre Pressure Maximum Tyre Pressure Recommended Tyre Pressure Front 55 95 80 Rear 55 95 80 2 Adjusting the handlebars R...

Page 12: ...orrect torque of 22Nm before riding your ARCC bike 3 Saddle angle adjustment Whenever you adjust the saddle angle always tighten the saddle clmap bolt to the correct torque of 22Nm before riding your...

Page 13: ...should be regularly inspected to check that there is 1 5mm of pad visible on either side 2 pads in total Tyres become increasingly likely to get punctures as the tyre tread starts to wear away Once yo...

Page 14: ...k of the thumb will shift into a higher gear It is important to stop pedalling or back pedal slightly when changing gear The indicator window shows you which gear is selected Rohloff features A smooth...

Page 15: ...rried out using the threaded cable stop on the brake lever If you are unsure of how to do this have it adjusted by a qualified bicycle technician or at ARCC Bikes Brake lever adjustment In order to ac...

Page 16: ...e disc rotor It may be necessary to adjust the lever bite point engagement position in order to give sufficient pad clearance this can be achieved by screwing the barrel adjuster into the lever body I...

Page 17: ...ace of the saddle is roughly level between the front and rear edge Fig 1 Once the saddle is in a neutral position tighten the seat clamp bolt to 22Nm Test the saddle position you can adjust to make it...

Page 18: ...Whilst the e pod Intelligent Drive System has been designed for use in all weathers the electrical components of the bicycle such as the motor bottom bracket battery and the e pod must not be submerg...

Page 19: ...electrical connector on the bicycle forks Hold each side of the connector and pull apart in a straight line ensure you do not twist or over strain the connectors 2 Loosen the two wheel nuts from both...

Page 20: ...the dog washer and cable are facing down slot the wheel back into the forks 2 Tighten the two wheel nuts Then ensuring that the two marked arrows are aligned reconnect the motor electrical cable and...

Page 21: ...e the black lever on the side of the forks Pull and rotate to face down 2 On the opposite side of the fork loosen the wheel nut 3 Drop the wheel away from the frame Please note to refit the wheel simp...

Page 22: ...Rear wheel removal Shimano Alfine hub 1 Rotate the gear arm until the gear cable is slack 2 Whilst holding the gear arm in position slide the cable from under the gear retainer 21...

Page 23: ...ntinuing to hold the gear arm in position pull gently on the cable to remove the cable clamp from the gear arm 4 Loosen both wheel nuts on either side of the wheel 5 Drop the wheel away from the frame...

Page 24: ...21 22 ensuring the blue and green washers are in the correct place indicated in steps 2 and 3 below Rear wheel fitting Shimano Alfine hub 2 Ensure the blue washer is situated on the sprocket side 3 En...

Page 25: ...1 Loosen both wheel nuts on either side of the wheel 2 Drop the wheel away from the frame Rear wheel removal Single Speed Shimano Please see page 20 for quick release instructions 24...

Page 26: ...n and remove the snubber arm bolt 2 Ensure that you have selected gear fourteen Then by hand loosen the knurled head screw on the cable box 4 Loosen the wheel nuts on either side of the wheel and drop...

Page 27: ...arm as indicated by the circle above 1 To fit the rear wheel reverse the instructions on the previous page ensuring that gear 14 is still selected and the support block is in line with the dropout sl...

Page 28: ...ar wheel use an allen key to loosen and remove the two bolts indicated in the image above 2 Once removed gently pull the drop out stay away from the frame and remove the Carbon Drive Belt Please note...

Page 29: ...es loose you do not attempt to tighten as this could cause severe damage to your bike Please contact ARCC or a local qualified Bike Technician if you have any problems with the bottom bracket of your...

Page 30: ...ttom bracket non electric 30Nm Calliper mount 8Nm Chain ring bolt 12Nm Crank set 35Nm Center lock rotor lock ring 41Nm Gear levers 9Nm Handlebar clamp 8Nm Steerer tube stem 9Nm Motor nuts 30Nm Saddle...

Page 31: ...to the Bosch documentation supplied with this user guide for further information Control pod e bike CNC machined Peraluman 470 aluminium grade 5083 AlMg 4 5Mn Black hard anodised finish Control pod U...

Page 32: ...ike Abington Black BX Ahead Threadless 1 1 8 Rosemont Silver BLB Ahead Threadless 1 1 8 Gearing Shimano Alfine 8 speed Metres development 2 75 8 43 metres 55t 22t sprocket Gear shift Rapid fire shifte...

Page 33: ...e Marathon Plus 80 PSI Inner tubes Schwalbe 28 Presta valve Bicycle weight no motor e2 pod battery accessories Abington 10 5kg 14 5kg Rosemont 11kg 14 8kg e bike weight no accessories Abington 14 4kg...

Page 34: ...charge using suggested charger Assisted range e bike 6 0Ah up to 50km depending on riding style 9 0Ah up to 75km depending on riding style Gearing Shimano single speed Shimano Alfine 11 speed 14 spee...

Page 35: ...Using the e2 pod 34...

Page 36: ...from solid billets of Peraluman 470 Aluminium Grade 5083 AIMg 4 5Mn polished anodised and weather sealed For riding on the flat or when power assistance is not required the battery can be left off the...

Page 37: ...g Bluetooth controller or the e pod app the user has complete control of the level of assistance received from the e pod Intelligent Drive system whilst on the go There are two power modes M gives a c...

Page 38: ...ies Battery cover A protective neoprene cover to shield your Bosch battery from every day weather Bluetooth controller with Micro USB to USB C cable included Bosch 36volt battery Dependant on your sel...

Page 39: ...sert the battery into the charger Charging Indicator Continuous green light fully charged Battery charge status Press the red On button to check the battery charge The battery is fully charged when th...

Page 40: ...battery 1 Holding the battery securely locate the battery on the e2 pod and slide down until it is in position 2 With the battery located on the e2 pod push the battery down firmly until it clicks an...

Page 41: ...urning the battery power off Rotate and hold the lever whilst sliding the battery up to remove the battery This must always be done when the bike is not in use to prevent the battery from becoming dis...

Page 42: ...orts located on the side of the e2 pod USB C Ports are fully compliant with all USB C compatible devices Charging devices while the bike is being ridden When the bike is in either M or A mode any devi...

Page 43: ...that drive is active Amber Launch control selected Flashing amber for 3 seconds Launch control active Red Fault detected see trouble shooting guide Battery Status Indicators A steady light indicates t...

Page 44: ...Bluetooth pairing and is registered by entering the serial number located on the bottom of the e2 pod The app Indicates what mode the pod is in Allows the user to edit the assist level given Shows the...

Page 45: ...2 Pairing Scanning Pairing required 2 6 3 Pairing One device found 5 9 5 Pairing Multiple devices found iOS Confirmation 9 6 6 Pairing Help Opens safari page 2 44...

Page 46: ...7 Settings Screen 8 Not Connected Screen Automatically returns to main screen whenever Bluetooth reconnects 6 2 9 iOS Bluetooth Confirmation Dialogue Code Correct 7 45...

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Page 48: ...nsor type power output the motor cuts in immediately as you pedal and its output matches your own input The result is a very natural cycling action but with the sensation of being given a gentle boost...

Page 49: ...battery LED will flash on the Bluetooth controller whilst the unit is charging Once fully charged the red LED will turn off Please note that the controller can also be charged from any USB device wall...

Page 50: ...incline Check that A mode is selected Launch control isn t working Ensure you release the brakes and apply pressure to the left pedal at the same moment when moving off Not enough pressure applied to...

Page 51: ...remove the battery and place back onto the charger The battery should now start to charge Continuous red light on the charger Battery is over temperature As soon as battery reaches allowable temperatu...

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Page 53: ...and conditions apply Serial and frame numbers The label at the bottom of the seat tube displays the 5 digit bike serial number the e2 pod Intelligent Drive System serial number can be found on the bo...

Page 54: ...s arising from fair wear and tear wilful damage abnormal storage or working conditions accident negligence by you or a third party if you fail to operate or use the goods in accordance with the user i...

Page 55: ...ct Unless the goods have been personalised or otherwise made to your specification or you have ordered custom fit products you may cancel the contract at any time after you place your order up to 14 c...

Page 56: ...Road CB24 6AH Where goods have not been received by us and you have not supplied any proof of posting to us within 14 days of your notice of cancellation we will contact you to arrange to have the go...

Page 57: ...es com Follow us arccbikes Disclaimer There may be changes to products and services after the publication date of this manual ARCC reserves the right to make design modifications and allow for discrep...

Page 58: ...ir business ARCC is a not for profit corporation owned by a team who have achieved great success and now want to help others with the same vision and ambition realise their objectives here in the UK r...

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Page 60: ...01223 893 290 info arcc co uk www arccbikes com Follow us arccbikes ARCC Innovations Ltd Pampisford Road Great Abington Cambridge CB21 6AH V2 2020...

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